An open exploration
What if your phone
was actually yours?
Un-Dios is an open convergence platform for Android. Ubuntu-style desktop experience meets Android's app ecosystem. No custom ROM. No root. Just an APK.
I'm building it because I got tired of waiting for permission.
Samsung has DeX. Motorola has Ready For. Every manufacturer is building convergence — the ability to use your phone as a desktop computer. But they're all locked to their hardware. Proprietary. Controlled.
The thesis
The phone in your pocket has more compute than you need. The only thing missing is the interface.
Un-Dios gives you terminal access, window management, workspace switching, and a desktop-class experience — all running on top of Android. Plug into an external display and your phone becomes a workstation. Unplug and you're back to mobile.
What it looks like
On your phone
A command bar that feels native. Quick-launch dock. System status at a glance — CPU, RAM, battery, network. Workspaces you can swipe between. Keyboard shortcuts that actually work.
Think Ubuntu, but in your pocket.
On a display
Connect to any external monitor and the interface transforms. Taskbar. System tray. Freeform windows you can tile, stack, drag between workspaces. Full keyboard and mouse support with proper shortcuts.
Your phone becomes a desktop. No laptop required.
Why I'm building this
I wanted the customization depth of Linux and the app ecosystem of Android. I didn't want to ask Samsung or Motorola for permission to use my own hardware the way I wanted.
I'm not a developer. Un-Dios is being built entirely through AI — Claude, agents, whatever tools let me translate vision into artifact without pretending to be someone I'm not.
It's an experiment in what's possible when the barrier between thinking and building gets thin enough.
Under the hood
Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. On-device LLM via llama.cpp. Encrypted storage with SQLCipher. No cloud dependency. No data leaving your device unless you want it to.
Current status
Un-Dios is in active development. The foundation is built — command bar, messaging integration, Ubuntu-style shell. Desktop mode, media controls, and the full convergence experience are coming.
It's open source. You can follow along, contribute, or just watch.
Arvind Chandrashekar
Building in public, one experiment at a time